Gracious Tiger Shark Gliding

Fun Fact

Tiger sharks get their name from the dark, vertical stripes on their body, which look like a tiger's stripes! Interestingly, these stripes tend to fade and become less visible as the shark grows older and matures.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Shark's Stripes - Use varying shades of gray, blue-gray, or even muted brown for the shark's body, and darker tones for its distinctive stripes to show definition.
2. 2🖍️ Ocean Floor Details - Pay close attention to the sand patterns and shells. Use light browns, yellows, and creams for the sand, and soft pastels for the seashells to make them pop.
3. 3✨ Sunlight Effect - To show the filtering sunlight, use very light blues, yellows, or even white in the areas where the light hits the water and the shark's back. Create gentle gradients for a luminous effect.
4. 4🌈 Small Creatures - Don't forget the tiny bottom-dwelling creatures! Use bright, contrasting colors for them to make them stand out against the sandy floor, adding a touch of whimsical detail.